D'AddarioPro Arté Nylon Classical Guitar Strings, EJ45, Normal Tension, 6-String Set, Pack of 1

I'm not a 'guitarist', nor ever claimed, but I know what good strings are supposed to sound like. And these are it. Granted, the true string player knows more about brilliance, attack, and strength of strings than anyone. But I believe these are the standards for classical guitars. I didn't realize I got the 'tie-on' type rather than 'ball end', but I made do and used my brain to get through the installation. I think I smelled smoke. I had to redo them because they slipped out of the twisty knot I had put them in. Once they were on and not coming loose, the stretching to come was. Each string, methodically, with your fingers in a certain way. I learned from another musician long ago by watching. It took a while for them to hold their note without going loose and changing its tune. But once they settled into where they're living, they sound fresh and new, with a brilliant tone and timbre. Now, I just have to play it more and take advantage of the newness. The price is mild and close to the range of everywhere else.

I'm getting back into nylon string guitar. I have a cheap classical that had broken strings so decided to give these a try.If you play steel string guitar as your main instrument, go for a high tension set. They're very easy to play and if you have strength built up from steel strings, these won't present any problems. In fact, I've needed to develop a lighter touch with both hands to keep things in control.These sound great. The bass strings resonate well and the three "nylgut" strings feel good and have a sweet top end. Overall I find them to be very balanced and pleasing to the ear. I've got no issues with these, but I'm also a novice nylon string player. I've grown my right hand fingernails a bit and I'm working on my classical right hand techniques.

Great strings. I have been using D'Addario strings for many years, nylon, steal, and nickel wound. Whenever I purchase a different brand, I regret it, and then I go back to D'Addarios again.Awesome strings!

Excelente

I bought a Japanese Nippon Gakki from 1970 at an estate sale with dust, cobwebs and steel strings in dire need of replacement. I am a newbie to guitar and don't know what I'm doing yet, but I think these sound great and were recommended to be by some friends who know their stuff. Just look up string tying on YouTube or have a pro do it.

Great strings and I love 'em. Change often.

Great replacement. Sounds great.

Purchased for a Yamaha c80, good sound.